Every day, creators, communities, and brands launch contests on X. They share a brief, invite people to post their work, and let the conversation unfold in public. But the entries quickly scatter across replies, quotes, mentions, and hashtags.
That makes contests harder for everyone. Organizers have to hunt for submissions. Participants cannot see the full field. Great work gets lost in the timeline before it has a chance to be discovered.
What submytX does
submytX gives each contest a focused home: a clear brief, one gallery of X post entries, comparable engagement, and a place to choose and showcase winners.
The content stays on X. Every submission is still a post owned by its creator, visible in the public conversation. submytX adds the structure around that work so people can find it, compare it, and celebrate it together.
For organizers, that means less manual tracking. For participants, it means a fairer view of the contest. For communities and brands, it means a contest people can actually navigate from first entry to final winner.
The contests are already happening. We are building the layer that helps everyone see them.